@streakmachine Plus less RAM & only 10/100 Ethernet.
@streakmachine I'm using a Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex Upgrade Cable FireWire 800 - STAE102 SATA adapter with bare drives attached, that way I can swap between drives easily. Although with the 12-in PB, I had to get a FW 400 to 800 converter plug as it lacks FW 800.
@streakmachine Raging Menace website says for existing customers their existing licence keys will still work with version 1.6 of SideTrack. You can't use it for more than 30 days without needing a licence.
@streakmachine Why would you want to boot from a USB drive anyway? My 2005 12-inch G4 PowerBook uses a laptop HDD for Time Machine backups & a laptop SSD for bootable clones. Both of these drives (used one at a time) connect via a FireWire 400/SATA interface.
@streakmachine I use an old app that ceased development in 2010, it was by ragingmenace.com and called SideTrack. I was a shareware driver for iBook &? PowerBook trackpads, I still use it on a pair of Pismo G3 PowerBooks & a Titanium G4 PowerBook. Using that app I could set up a hot corner for all four corners of the trackpad to replicate various keystrokes or mouse clicks, so in effect I could set up right (or control)-click using the lower right hot corner. This was in addition to horizontal & vertical scrolling & normal mouse clicks.
@variablepulserate SMS wasn't activated until March of 1996, by which time I'd started using a Nokia 2010.
// @matigo @whoisashygirl
@variablepulserate What's awkward about that? All it could do was make & receive phone calls. Didn't need a display that was any better.
// @matigo @whoisashygirl
@matigo While the Ericsson phones were feature-packed and very desirable, the settings were a nightmare to customise if you were doing it on the fly without the benefit of an instruction manual. My first mobile phone was one I bought outright on special for $50, a Motorola MicroTAC analogue device like this pic but without the flip cover. I bought a NiMH battery for it that was over an inch thick, it could run for about ten days on that one!
// @variablepulserate @whoisashygirl
I have set up my 10Cloud (NextCloud) usage to include a backup of existing web receipts and to sync my current Web Receipts folder. This means I can save receipts to the iCloud Drive with iOS devices, then open the NetCloud app and upload from iCloud Drive into the Web Receipts folder, which then syncs to the same folder on the MacBook Pro whenever it’s connected.